The Latest Breaking News from Dominic Raab

Roman Pratasevich tood trial on charges of organising unrest and plotting to seize power.

John-Paul Stephenson has spoken out against what he calls "thug" behaviour in his party, as his term as a councillor in the city's Heaton ward draws to an end

With dwindling real-terms pay still a sore point, Whitehall staff feel the Raab bullying case has only unleashed more hostility

UK deputy prime minister Dominic Raab recently resigned following the publication of a report into workplace complaints about his conduct, including bullying allegations. But this element of his behaviour wasn’t the only concerning workplace problem highlighted by the report.

Dominic Raab’s resignation left the Conservative Party on the political back foot as last week drew to a close, but not for long. 

Former Tory Cabinet ministers Lord Young of Cookham and Lord Fowler praised the ‘loyal’ civil service.

The Health Secretary has become the latest member of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet to face bullying allegations.

Foreign secretary, James Cleverly, says reports that there have been no complaints are accurate

Dominic Raab resigned as deputy prime minister and justice secretary last week after an independent inquiry concluded that his treatment of civil servants had, in some cases, amounted to bullying.